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Five Summer Money Lessons for Kids

Five Summer Money Lessons for Kids

It’s never too early to teach your children or grandchildren the value of a dollar. Children and young adults with a solid understanding of the role money plays in their lives can develop the skills they need to manage their finances responsibly. You can teach...
Recipe of the Month: New England Clam Chowder

Recipe of the Month: New England Clam Chowder

Clam chowder, New England’s signature seafood dish, derives its name from chaudière, the French word for cauldron. The saltiness of clams and salt pork varies; taste the soup before serving and season if needed. The below recipe serves six and can be prepared in...
Taxpayers’ Right to Representation When Dealing with the IRS*

Taxpayers’ Right to Representation When Dealing with the IRS*

Taxpayers have the right to retain legal representation when interacting with the IRS. Under this right, taxpayers may: Retain an authorized representative when dealing with the agency. Obtain a representative for IRS interviews. Not have to attend interviews with...
Two Words to Get the Ball to Drop in the Hole

Two Words to Get the Ball to Drop in the Hole

How do you make the perfect putt? Here’s a clue: 2 words, 3 syllables. It’s “perfect pace.” By saying those 2 words during your putt, you may be able to restore the rhythm to your stroke. Here’s how it works. As you prepare to make your stroke, think of that phrase...
What are Cataracts and How Are They Treated?

What are Cataracts and How Are They Treated?

Cataracts cause cloudy or fuzzy vision. Cataract sufferers may also experience sensitivity to glare. The cloudy areas in the lens of eyes that are caused by cataracts produce vision changes. Cataracts typically affect people 60 and older, but younger people can...
Going Green While Mowing the Lawn

Going Green While Mowing the Lawn

Being environmentally sensitive and taking care of your lawn may seem like opposite pursuits. After all, American homeowners typically spread toxic chemicals—up to 10 pounds per acre—to keep their lawns green and plush. Rainstorms flush those fertilizers and...